The Sun. — London, England, 1808-04-16 00:00:00

3 • 7 7 9EIIIB73IIA:DIESt_ Y ; .• rant ot . the frit!" of ()lir toirpaoltsli,. do,pniring ;tlriq ro,) silore ctilditittinv it) .iii' :ry. At Icft;tts 141 when we kid il3-2 m , :tiiicatic:it. to ii.ot.l.,,that QH..r iii brave at+d tairhtui frit•ml, o.lr I,•.te-C , :mnatid...ry has! )11'..• to N(..40-)! -Nt a ill, tl.O mut) 11 - 1, the wteci„ WVIIt, It) 111Z - AA :in ifllost. Ilie 100g-or/At did ntit get on silc/re till noon, wlien..i've landed, and wt re SQOP alterwar,!s Atitzt.'d and corAncted byqhe .Natico,,as 11VISUtielS, to the it:reset:to , : of the Rajah, in thecapita4ll.Sadoha; where %ce wire 'detained for fnur diir.ng, which f..flail.'.. PVC experien&ti eiv..)ry pr;yatton and indignity twos a: bas Brous Governmcnt, -. alike insens:ble to j_ ' CL M' AS jirstice othUm.inity.. 5 At length, atter . incesszTtrit th e . exception of the supercar g d, his brother-in-law, the purser, and •four•others; were; nn the i th of last month, set at large. The'persons detakted were to he marched up so the presence — Of his :7.1.1j, , 5ty at Aua. They were lobe acCompanied by some of the chests of opium`, .and bales of cotton, which floated t ott shore train ihewrock. 01 the cargo that came on siwre,. the chief part was seized.and sold by the iniliihitants of Sadttha. . . , N'ov. 27; - 1 - '6(l fir:W S , ,ccess, : d iitlil 64titit 1u S'n re 7 rot: p 4, on 'the Coils; I,r C:ro!w4,ilel, n It.:v4iity int: 4 , tro.n Grim:pot, tow hy Wh.ei; trot: i ,iiri, - 'Exppritnent. o inti) ' Pie i t.ir o i St.nday even:ng, tTi(o,t4fl A l',"r 'SaW S'X Sail d ill War,l-1)011118 tifat ,-,ippeitfrd ;to have their coarse, - and to I),:ve sny:d Up the Sow!) Chant - mi. Tll 7 (,b , ,er‘eo again to the Sb , othward. '1 he and' end then - Conn( y, i'ere. it) . eonipany. \+•iih•tholibtne Snip, Thevlt.id them two .Pilot Schumer'. 4 :nuivber of Cc in rtianders Ves,els captUred J I - StracourF, acid All.O w ere rintsfcriently reirtised-and sent on stain', have come round hotii Gr4tijiiiil with the E.2l,!ri e,•z --,Tic'i:Ti4e-inaster put in board the Experiment, heilig' taken by, the Senteillante, an 'ac count 01 the captare cite twoliengal Shivs by that 1 , • He cannot recollect the names of the tW‘t,) Ships, though he. mentions those of. their .CAm• and of a. Lady who Was passenl A er in one pt tf:eils. :1 2 iiese eitutins,tances, coiThecl .l 141111 5 ,, nk Other;, corresponding exactly to the . AlMea.and .I.;:itzvf , etii, leave little ,or n 4) room to doubt-of 'the Lavoie iiotb these valuable Ships. A‘i no particulars are .noticed tending at all to confirm tht; Aporellensions entertained for the sato. ty of tlir Gillwel/, we cbnclude ,that she has escap ee. -Ca o .unit iluonziAL TWas detained 14 da . )s )4,arti It .e ic! .14avoutit PriVateer, by SWICOUi'r, dor jpg this . ria!ing adventurer was jr“,, in tatholus water, the Sand Ile:is-Is of the was D ist , .61; cavain Uttauriaar, Oil -4 1 e t 4 iit, m sight of V )7.,igapatani. „lARivinhpdot,warilp.l two) (.4riatijmn, st4tes, that the Cantriauer.si Privitteer, are b;lh r A ite,pay.., A Prik a tc(er has also sailed for the ClZitph in qw,t Of litil6l):Mtirchantainti in iiLl:.;rtet. .15tit4ie Accututt of the I..tis• at the . rprtuguese Ship 'lowa . us y vgv T ulin lateiP lost VII her ay; twin Ulta , W e : ki t , our 13,:ogal..Pilitt the end of April last, and fetched acrovi ti,els-,:,y till the 4th of ,May, wlt . 11 in lit t ,t Joingde a 16. longitude 1..7. East, . 1 / 4 4,e en(Aittlitcrol a • severe ,gale, •aecOm- F ,;;,d,, ; iii i. a lit-Jvy sw1:11, in .which the .Ship la poured and be acne leaky. .The gale in ereAAng, it hc:r atne . necessary for the preserv.ition of the Ship to cutaway the main and tuizcii-;rnasis. During the violence of the storm,, if a.,s %%ithdifti culty,that, the incessant working of the I :utnp4 . could „ keep the: Ship free.; and from her. being .gone, she was exposed to the swell, uliich broke. over the !Ma with such force and trequency, that e were every rtawnent in dread or toutipering. 7 — thiS, alarming situation, our commander not oily diiptasred"Clu uirm).;,t pc.fes;,rpnal . skill, but, e) his presence ,•of rdi i i)(l,lA - his . collet'ed,.inanly; and judicious conchia,'Ziftiir'ded 'extur.ple • that served to rais%;', our I; ope, and to animate our ex-: , . On the t26th of M::y, at 8 a. /it,. :the weather hay., iti considerably we find .abnosts the v ,1 1 ,.,te. .our water,.,but3 kitoye. iii, su that, bide r:at:la of ,tptiter imiterial wants, U became tuxes, saty to put, into the nearest pert, tor a supply at wa ter. 'l. l t,e 'kind upon ouNlee -- w . tts att utariNuelue4 of'ilie'c'ast of which we knew to be in. ii.ibited by a barbarous people, from whom vi , e'coutil net hope for the aSsistaitre we required ; yet, as the 9'autfr-4est* monsoon, ar that season, usual') blows with violence, w e hdd lib other choine than to make the hind in any' point that the disabled state of Our Vessel' Would .rdmir.,-;.-AVe accordingly Bioo4 . baC)re the4itin, and made , the coat, after a short run in dia vicinity of the broken islands, and sent a boat on shore some leagues to the northward of the river Patriot), for .an immediate supply of fresh wafer.— . in this we were disappointed ." The coast where the. boat handed was a barren desert, and alihough wells wem 5t.3 ,4 i n variuus,places along the be ac h, i n t h e hope of reaching water, all our attempts : proVed fruitiess, 7 ,,We were therefore obliged to make what :sail we cotild be tore the wind, to the northward, in qu e st of water. 1t was proposed to put. into Cite rduba, but unfortunately we tell to lee Ward of the isjunti,.tfrod loonsl necessary' to ancher off tiadulia, wtere we obtained water and sotne.provisions, but as wetcoul , t not there rtspnir the it)S5eS of 140715 to enable us with safety to put to se.), we were de'sinstis, it' pov4ible, to reach either Cliedoba or Chettagong. 00 the tOth of June, we.weighed and stood 0;A ti urn, Sedlthal In the plqatl time 'the leak Was insomech that it required t•lte.con ,ttant big of the pumps, both oiglit.and day, to kvrit the Ship clear.' While insthis situation, on the trtii June, the, thy after leaving ; Sathilia, we eNpe riouceti a Feeolld gale Qt . tc iod, as violcut os the, first. In the now disabled, cptidition Of our 'Ship, and the exhilOmetl;.state ut :the crew, from constant labour at the: putnps,. we had.no alternative than to en dfavoutto ma:the Vessel on shore, io the. hope c)f• saving the - lives of the p,,ople 'on bocrd ; while in porsuauce of this,design, we, were so fortunate as ie run inter a bay, wh,la .beieg,soinewhat sheltered frourthestortu, µe cante.to anchor a t s ix p . m e . (1,0 .pumps :incessantly working, -.and I,lPie! : leak rather gatuittg opote itt spite of all our exertions. At ereven p.m. the gale, mill increttiing,:the-Ship drove f rom t ier anetiors,, , spd MID afterwards aruck upon a etorr(4 insulatetfroCl4, upon which it..was :the woad quickly go :to pleve., The unsbeken mind of:our :ColumanderaWastiow eminently asPlayect, r -. Finding that. thtrab.ip. must, certantly go to pieces,: and jhat the people could no longer., contioue on hbarcfwithsaietyc:lte orderceithe 414 p-beat io be g t out, hi quicif, suporinten ,ing, the*.operation i . wind), etietted, Att soutt,os.tht f,),)at ati•iti rt:atUtP4. , :the, - Al.lllereargO. rnyfitlf amt. tuany of, the people as she could catty, wOre•eirl- Uarkmi, when tile Ca'tptaitt, utuniwitful 70f his own safety, ordered us to quit the wreck, and to make he beat of our ivarto toe tly,)r., As , the boat could m a an:win .lithe people,. tome sought their safety !tis:trs, planks, liew.coops, the Captain or o(.1)is people continued ..13ith the eltr.leak oaring. to prepare a - raft.. 'We, who wcou lu the long4Autio 'Fulda: l 4 dreAry night, igno; : We who were released, to the number of 46, were provided with a small fishing-boat, in WhiCh - hastened. to leave- the shore of Saduha. In. our uneasinesslo . earbark, we neglOted a proper Supply of water and provisions, and loOked Old insufficient . ra:Conimodattons'Of our boat ; we were, however; but a short nine at sea,, be fore we found ourselves cramped for room, :Ind . so much exposed to the inclemency' of the wea ther, hat .!,:vepreterrd going on shore; wholly t 6. provided ,as• we .were, , determined to traverse the woods, And 4 ' to seek our way to Chittagong on foot. Riving landed, we'proceecied along the coast, and astir vtillking day and night, Without refreshment or food, we arrived, at the end of the fourth day, more dead thatralive, at Chittagong here our wants' ere•doomed-to . tie completely lento% ed; here our suiteringt'wera soothed by the' tenderest ortiees of Innuanity. JAMES BittICk!LAING, LS Judge and Magistrate of Chirravmg, - ,aitirnated by sentiments nutn ! urable litimanoy„ and congenial to the lizitish character, succoured. our distrorses with a, zc,ii, piompritude; and liberality, to excite both our grim- . tude ana have no etpressions equiva •lent to giy sense or: the lierlefit:'aree 'and g.ticrosity experienced &qui . t4is Gewietilan, 'in the kindness of whom. attentlons till tnycompatoung and myself lost every trace•of our late oitresseS, except tbthr Terileniblance; I trust that nsy coucitr)itieti i -whe; t her in . Europ6 or io jost.y;;lpriftciate ucl) t:erei , olence, they bo'prood'tO bc.k iv:N A :loge its claim to' our ohl onal.iloct intilVidoa) grioitooe, by btoployiog .e, cry op i tort unity (liar may pre)etlf ifseit relieve u filp-wrecked . • • _ . . Mr. 'LAING wad desirout to . detain thq'people smut: time..longcr - at this place,' Wider the appienen:. Sion that they ..ere not 'fay . revruited. 1. longer slay as, howtver, u,,tioceasary. LeaScarS being mutply prov.ited with . ittoirey and othLr retptisites tdr: their Joni tiey, tier6ut stink. days ago for I,uliiepore, on. their s to Calcutta. The Ent optIMS, ti 'we in number, and two Chinese;` being equipped aunt the b11)10 ilhoitti source, with a:how, inotley,., and wnlitever rerjutrediOr their voyagedpnot36eded hence, a 15 - w dap.- - for Calcutta.-SuOjoinctt is an account Of the tae of the persons 'late of the ikwanioNg ' Number of soots embarked froin CaIC LI t ta, Go. Drtiwi.cd—C:,c. N.iprein..4aer,a; 3 Lascar, a Chinese, I Cbri6ttan •••'1 6thtl. ArliVqa atA:11.111041Di, 46. ChitiAgooK, NOV. 4o 1 iSo7 A pigeon match took place, on Thursday last, at Blackheath, between Capt. 3011 SON, of . aregll4l/I•Ch, rand a Mr. KiN6l`ebt; two bi . rds were tui+ned out at once from a'basket, and shot at with a double-bar relled:gun, each were allowed;. twelve birds`; the Captain killed his first two, and tine each tim6 till the sixth fire, when he again killed 'both birds, which gave him eight in the - Whole.. Mr. KINGTOI , I missed his two first birds;! One in the seecind, killed both in the third and totntli tires, one in the fifth, and one- in the gixtlt,..vhith gave him seven ; the match-was ibr ten guineas • aside, and the Captaid was declared the winner. , Thursday the Archbishop o f CANTEUDURY held 3 confirmation at Bow Chdreh of the' thirteen . pirishei in the City of Lond on , which b e l o n g to his diocese - • Last night, at nine ed6cl:, as a post-chaise stop. ed at the door of Mr: I%oP.Natuar6, in Dorweston- Street, a felloW cut a trunk Pram • behind the,Cll;dse, • and carried . itiOti.sonte considerable dist.tnce. ..Upon beitni - pursned` he - dropped the trunk, but was taken, and lodged in Mary-le-bone watCh-liOuse. Vestealay evening, about dusk,: a very decent look ing elderly W0L11311,,-seeing, i a streebdoor open near -Thayer-street, , hlanchester-square, ~went stitirs s ithotit being observed, On, going out sho was,seen, and said she bad been in 'quest of.a , person shit had .supposed to have lodged in the i houso,„— S:hor:ly after she was followed, and search -being , made upon her Person, 'it .was.found she: hadstolen some articles of Wearing apparelfrom the houSe. A cause was tried bet ween Mr.-I\2 tCu ot.is Maker, of Birtningham, and Mr: Pittr.tips; . of the lathe trade, at Ludldw, Which, irrits . cottsequences, Nay be beneficial to masters and manufaeturers.-- -The , objed , of the action was to recover 'damages for wilitktly secreting ind illegallf employing ,the Plaintiff's-apprentice; who; being neatly - out of his time, was of great value to his master. The case Wis fully proved, with ci reutristanc6s of aggravation, and the: Defendant's Counsel Went' merely into mitigation- of damages. The . ;e fudge 'expressed hill tnarked; reprobation of the Defendant's eontlutt • bi Wednee:clay a corono . Cs Inquest was held at the Work-home, Whitechapel, on 'Atin young w - otrian, Who was 'found Linging from the iron raidsof the-burying-grouna, Whiteithapel, 1 few morn nip since; being tiregnint, the body was op e n e d; and a five .child extracted, Which, however, tiicJ in the space of 00 minutes. Jury havin g i nvest i gated into the State of mita of the dece.tszti before . she connuitted The rash . act---returned a verdiCt of Lrviacy. ~ 'f.s y :. y:~a St/11' AIkIPS. CRAVIRIIIIND, APRIL 14. sEsi f • ,1 , ritiL , s , 4. ... _ . CI.I. I%,KtN‘‘ EC I. , __PAIL 9: " '' ' ~.. . . . ttE\. 11. S. Tiii:\tmEn, APPELLANT, V. Tilt 'Pc;Csit'S • r.ATE Or 'iii: 'i;ciffill 'Or 4ESTOti. ' • , , .. :. le . . . 1.1 Mr, GUII.NLY, .i s oe 111;:,,Appe,114at,, said, it 'woujd ti v:•;i,tl):Aed that tc heii this cqfsv,as . last beluie _the,S.;ssious, it was,by ol all partieFte- Prrea,A4 i Lieu k , B3rriAgx, ,hc.sy4sfiesiNps A hat'. it'sheold, clearly * nt`if4totptld: 0141,;4ras •no ftult of Mr . T. T.`sa. that it was settledout of Court ; but t1y.411 t,he,,.Otne , ri t Partrhiid. proposed theinselves to refer it, yet ,nO.,sop i t%er,,,cUd • they quit the Court than they.t fire.w every ; obstrudion in the way of amicable adjustment„andrefused to let_ it go .before the Arbitrator unless hiS i Cilent would first consent, that howeer unequalfy..and unjustly those he appealed against tnight• be.'ass,.ssed, they should not be raised, in their rates, or,, in other words, that one 'half only of the *C3.;' ShOtild come before .the Referee and now it scented. no amicable mode,of ending the atitir xvottld accord w:th the caprice or ossions of tho,c who had, made the attack on. his Client, who had folloWed him svith. a series 'of "the most tk anion arid shameful-ads of oppression ; 6 . ut. ashe trusted would be the subject of discbSsion in another he should not now dwell "on it. He was anxious for it to be 'distindly understood that this was wit a (pun-rt.:l between Mr. T. 'nod his Parishioners of large. With the 'Most respedable awl numerous part of the inhabitants of Heston he . lived in the greatest harmony. If it' were:pettnitted to the parish of Heston to manage their own affairs, nail other parishes do, there would exist no cause or difference between Mr. T. and his Parishicners; but it•waS . the nii , :fortime "Of Heston,' for the last nine or ten years", tv have had no 'voice in the Ria- • nagetnent of parochial matters. They sVere all Con cluded by a small cabal, and by a system"of manarge-• tent of which - he (Mr. G.) never' rtm with the like b.efore. It" was nut his intention to detain the Court with A•detail' of the v a rious ways in which the parish of Heston was held 'in stibjedi3n, but it was necessary io his case that he shoidd state to the Betwh the' mode of appoifiting Overseers, which fanned one part of the System: Though' by law the'Magistrates had the power 61 - appointag Overseers, yet it was the general custoni fa pari s hes to • present to them a list of persons tit for the office, - who, -if they •vvere proper and substantial house .hnlders, the Magistratbs appointed Mein but' no` such indulgence was granted to Heston. Let them make ouv.ever so long a list of the most respeBable, substantial, and unexceptionable of the inhabitants, their list..was always vii, : ••:ted. Not --one of 'them wai everappoiated, but in their stead wassubsti toted-00Se who must a t in' sttpservienee to those persons. whohad asstuned to • themselves LUC- ma- ; nag-eMent of this un*tunail parish; .and publicans • aiia-celle&ors Alf:faxes- were appointed, • of'-whose. drsobedience there could•be ncr fear; :and 'one man standing : in. the:peors' rates 4A. only :71. had for se veral Jears Ove.rwet., of, .etch parish of Heston. Ilut-it.so . .bppened : thil: there suer," two ehurell watt - lens its! well, : as... t Oserieers, ,and they were pot always obedient ; a happy expe dient prestinted•itself,c,if getting•rid - of ant-evil that Might arise from an equality o: num!sers, And thr:ee overseers were appointed ;. ,and lest'at - anytime one of the tools siiuulu be tint.of•the as the next year _ _ 'a•foimh viL*;•adde.d. 11r. G then ‘ 0 - oceetied to ex- plain lhestiaturemithe 'A ,iout nine or t4n years ago,..Worehis Client was War olHeston, in conAequence of disputasin 'title parish, a most ivor thy And respedtable Magistrate, Dr.' Glass, undertook to regulate the rates, and a.. rtiost arduous task he .found it. ,He fixed the different'speeies of land at the same rate, according. to their (111FA'ent natures. The assessment was in general•much below:the rent, bat as an equality Was preserved; if thtirefore.was not much to be fband fault:With j with : - I,tibliut*4 he very little, ii at all, meddled, and the Viear [re left 'as: he,found him . , The Nita* assesslnent remain-; ed when Mr. T. came to the parish 'four-years ago 'j ,and has continued till the present ritte WilCI) on a sudden he was raised at Otie jump front 551: to . 5001: without any other person's-tlsiessinent being altered: Redid not deny that in the Vitasses: mum the: Vicar was greatl y' favoured frecOeutly hlippens the clergyman k favoured , in the rate,' and it is an indulgence by- which the parish is seldom a loser. lie , Wkliedlt, however 4 ,-tO "under . stood, that lie slid not , contend- Mr. 'l'. elot!id be re (Weed to the. Old ;wo,, ,, tinent j ail his Client desne...d w.ils,lo , beiequAly•and fairly rated, in the %true tiro portion at: Ai.inther propeily p.iriol, and not be assessed beyond h rateable pvuperty, were aggeggeri It only of :theirs,' an:l at a .third, and somefi) a touch less ratio. • Mr. G. said, . . 'bya 1ai.A.,1 olli:Irlialit it viiag tits.i.tr.i . :, when :1 compluintwils ronde. againYtz it mit!, to •st.tke7i sotbe:Of those E Who I ere under-mite& as": Mr.T,..hati'dol46' so, and miteo theol from .f Mai 0g..1 Lis o;,poneitis.-.-; By the evidt:nee he sigicid lay bvt; ire the Court it: - Weir:Ad alipc.rt wer:.,• z e it about lydf the . • real vt:lutt of . ih sir property, At a Third ; and one ialgistraie; who lived hi a very iarte house, with e ectiliar!y prothativellaiden,,which he should pnwette be worth Sp9l. sioodinjthe rate of 4.51. at hiss.thau auertilth cf he valpo ! Now i.Wr.G. - thought Ow secret Was out, why ,oita bait'. of the' case. only: wasmsliliift;tii the arbitrator to con ider ; every rnau-rii:conitrieriE.!use wciiii%.l understand why thew wits so. umcis fiuxiety tii3E.Dobody should be raised_ Gl',lnvcec..N.Sett't44 - fittite.tht) fluff:mg -of' his pr.(.o(s, and colic:41(10,u itl4 declaring be never, in the cunrsu of his pvufessinn, filet Avit,La - ca36 of so gi eat Aappres sion as tliepresbnt.. , -;l3efere any etidence was called, Mr.• CONS? ) the (.kkinsel.,im the other sidei:interposed,, and said .he bad feared that nothing but goingtbrough the, whole • case could haveeuded it, bui,_ a,war of settling it .now occurred to him, that Mr..T. should nacre the sum at which lie was' willing to stand assessed. .It was then agreed between the.partii(is,,ovd sanaioned by the Brrich, that Mr: Tritnytter'should be lowered to it OL.half the stml:at which:he' had :been assessed.- Passed by—tin: Ifrautcy, Itursm.m, tram West Port ; charlotte AntN, Ilarratt, and the`Ann f3)ewitt, from, IsdAlt4. Saila =the Yenits,qtarting, for aadeira ; Anna, - Beiker, for St. Domingo ; Minerva, )ones, for Stocitholm ; atut ti TrAveliti, Limns, for earlshant. . .. •"_.i N r)q:v 1 s' '"tet CrE)s""u"q"re‘ y (ic a AR D H.lOll. oof N.J. 4, Martlett-c I ovv.,;trect An d inr,,itit t i by %V 1 LIA A.Rit CU 5C11..111 , 1'3, %.•1 •., .0 • • At tit Sum-up vict N o . 112, st rgo d I where Advoiisent Ord fo r the Paper, Totters for the lidiiirr, devirpast-pilid), mug s, Orders t be aeAltesar.d., . ~ _ . .;-~ JRIL4ND. i ;?„; f;', 1.,;..,-" ..:. 7- • ........TR:i m A s.azF,•s; :,1) ~, t.,,iiiii. : - Bia. Kelly - Flood .uhis indifie4,,fot a:.rollegt;treiii the person of Blaney .0 wen Nil tchel I; EsEr.l at Steak alien, on the etith of December last. •-• i?P,, , 1 Mr. Mitchelf,i on his exatnitiatinti- hy4ll/Iranises, &posed, 04 he, togethei;with•his two•soliti, Major . ,Illntitgoinery,iarid someiladies,l•liacigatio 14) Szack- ..al len, • t o pass's . . few: days. dw ing the Chriiirtiato:afid -alst) to receive the-rents of the estateelliord Lloiiiie. • On the ;moth. of December, :hardy :at:tali flit Setinales .had retired, tht•y. heard a noise of ., feet •at • She , par :lour door, which wag opened, and the.serv.int . m.til pushed in by two fellaws, one at WI/On/413d a black cloth over his eyes. The innatir. these I w 46 came :into .the..roont,the4•fixed at Mr.• Mitchell ,and Mr. Wilkinson, who sat neit to him ;-the ball front .eaclipiitol lodged in• the wainscot ,benin4 tito Gen- .tletiien.. :Two • Otilill - - IeIIOWS '::lNOean/e . in armed. i ----One of thetn fired at • ILlr.,M.'s ,eklestlsoti, and , wounded him slighily in the thigh,- the:::iotlier dis-, charged hi; pistol - full in the face of Majqts , Mont - . gomery ; providentially the balk': bad: preViously fallen from the. pistol, but the - NI;lifil! 103014 sight ,;:. for several weeks. Mr. Mitchell. eildeavotnett ..,.' •to wrest a pistol from one Of the party, in 7,, -which he. - received• a violent blow ..on the need, c : amid was knocked down. ' 'When: lying on, Alio- ' floor, the .robber w•lio had tile ,black. cloth on his lace, stooped down once to Mr..M. , otal tool ':Annie , . .. money -from his.pockeL.- ,from .the position'4il ihe , : Witness, and that of the man who• so rObb...a Into, I. the former had' it ftill • view of , his face r tthe cloth having sepirated in the stooping. This nersol 4 ." the Prisoner. The bandi•ti halving t• 1 • •li * 11 0- 4 .1 ...:11 .1 tai . , peril' they. conveniently 'cOuld, departed, leaving , pert of a pistol ramrod. The Witnes , , on his era s ' - • exannnatitia; adinittetl the p..)4'-iihility. of . a •per)ou , being- inisittken in the identity of an,,ther, btit.de- • nied ittouldexist in the present instance. -He had : forviarded a dttscriPtion of the Prisoner to Justice .Glill/FRY, in Iliblill, and te:(l6illiSed Ililll the nip- ." •nleht 11saw hits in liiimaiti!iatir. • . . y Pr t iso lii :e i r o ' b s b u e, t ry la . e i i n A titan, upwards qt• (so years . of age, whose, fairily ~, lived on the bounty of I,vir. Mitchell, and who viiii, !. in. Dublin when - the conspiracy was iforined to to s" e 'o tti re •ct t : having' L'el'' Pr°ract4 :•:three besides his nephoW.,. and that they. had 'each a c ti a )e rr i-pistol.. .- •:, - . ' • ' ' ' '! . ) . ri,s house, ad pruned. : I a:rtek Legget sem-ched the Prisone he stateethere were and found four .pistols,• .t wO,of them loader with twO balls each: ; the others with o.le .hall each, and Amongst ti eso k toll tV , Ii one witli,a ~ halt stock brass mounted, and. the ra.orod .I.frokeni. ''' 0. , , , The pistols- w e re produt:ed by Jas.:leo GopFutiv, titici : I on. comparing the broken 1 44...e4.: o; time r:uitroti W ith the-pistol, it appeared t 0 .114 ex.i..tiy. . . - - The Prisoner, ..ityliis dcteiice, called on Or. Wilo . kitrantt, :.one of the (it:inlet:len wa:., ..vits.a.taFtc.ed, to thew be. w.is not one ot,.ilis: ro'abtus. - Mr. N . V.a . Ain" soh, hoivet•er,„ could only siy, he cti.l nu: know. hins to be at the 'eobliety, ho, adJed, his figure ~recd vith Urn of. the persLrn oy. Nvuoin•Mr. Mitchell was rtibbed. • , Ancither Witness,,, .au -Olderly .woman, %('.l4' pre•t. duced, who ..iontraditted the .Prrsoiter!,o lincle, in'C united - , that the Prisoner,; on thevd:ty rat the r:)!,)bery,- and for several diy pre:violas Awl subsoqueat, wili a t , 1 . !.11* . :ri rf ll l e "l .1 til u r i , 4 . e's• wi . 4,4;ou ' t .' ll . 6sit at ipn ' , founti ' li ' le l; " ls°' l'.et. r C iii i.. /Y o ' ti:+lF.t.i„ AP ' IILL V.—On 'l''' uesday.'lligi tt la4l bet wean the hours of 0110 and I vii) o'clock, 016 hobse ,of Mr. , Robert liranshew, of 13nuard, ." 1 l is raacked by a biiidifti at those uNialy tuarad'as whys() frequent.v and sharrietni:y iiiivit titii C°u" try, 411(1 attar attempting to lin . cd•open the d°° r . w hicii • they nearly effected by•breetking the Joe.Ki but 'lOrtuna , ely a *matt hot prevented iheir etitnniCe, until Mr. B. crime to the doix, and ss.:o , who yv,as there--•-what -w•aS their business ? when they . !tisw•rivd, 'some • fri'ePtis who wanted' to 1/011 1 W 111 tins 'w hi ch i mo t91(1 them lie: vi'ottld only : gtvel • with • - iii 6 bre; Tlic,• then teal tutu they wotilti in 'mind 're ,e Randy born his boUse, , tired two shots, .i?, e'lkv told hitn the lion')b wits on lira, and , it' he did'rt give them hit; artit;, tivy would earn 'him and receptifm.ttirth.der family it , it. . lie 'desired they miglit come i!) tor meni,..:aildit i hat.he Wili ready torgive them 8 warl4 tteci 'to hm r r e li t e, w !-,lieti for ell;:o.:1, they desired he Mir.,lit 1434-e his cs..iiii ready agaiiist their next o:sit: . .ili-on rttfli.in" , , 11 - t! '"'4 ) P''''''‘ l to , h ‘ av i e fi' e(mid Eluding neither Lieu: tlireiit ifor 1,:e7 ti - o I; tit.; 11:2,i;.ii.'s 1111300 d %,:*(jiri.l)i , ; , _* ano ..i.r...,.tinaai. a' aim their I,:i , a one dt%1 , , ,, )a ti:om ii-,1 :eno bac oit:s at!,-1 s:11.1:-.: ii the nuo-...• of one hii.•.;,,i,11, Oil t he Linds , of 13th!,.. ..In !. • ~' i4.1 ( ,, , , 1 i5 l e t . , i ;. :c; 0 : .1 .. :: .., ;:1 t, ,t t.. . 5 ' z t , i . 2 i t i i . ( l. l d:i.::: . : .'l : , :l, t , ) •t . :;: 1 1 : . 1 ( Y r. 4).1: William, t I;) V....11,4:1,: ty :,,,,;, 1,,.: i : .::,. „ :„, c, t Upper Ct.:1:00, Of • a paag;:te , . , 'he - a4 :. (3 P" in Is.,,trii,, Ca ;:id ;:i",):11 ~,,),, , ,i; • P. " ' On the izth inst. at Cr,t.o. M ;11)i Norio:, d 4 ughtet of Mr. W,tti N o tfor. r.V. Gr-"t.,,tlr . • • ',„' Dli W. • . . ' On Saturday •10t, al, Cuttcniorn;• in . Nortnainprins”Hoi' Mrs. bnlten, Ow witdol-- bui en, fist). • , 'idly On Tnursday, at his siin's h use at l'iLitli 4 "e've --... co. „ ~.,. yearn! his ago, Andrew Ciiiitini, F.sq. f.,; tlit2W.a-ffiu.'',...:.. . "itsteriiiii, in .Great , Cianibcdatid.pls:.4:, .it* .:ri iilii.aoo.7.-t flown) the tucti;s, iii set an ini.c.-.,s rita f i r.v .i.. 1!;, N; 1. 4 1 . 40' 1 1 III"mtY daughzia vt . Sir tk,1%.: r. Toppi, L 4 1 ,... ,t* kitntck ' Admiral, Hants. . 11-Ml-; Wrl - I*E (i;1 7 1.:1' CIS" . i)( ) N - • RM . ,. . •IfiL?rrting, alter 7: M.:1";1001%, 31 fltitl. alter 7. .MONDAVt. ?yarning" o tuirt..atter S. I Artcrit00t1ittiL,._22_,......92..-,13,;',, -- • 'CUR E. 01;STOINI E Atif) - C;ltAlit L. MR. , PERRY, Surgtion, - SolithainOion-stre ct i Illonmsbury-square, l'rolirictr ~..r . 0A NI S's SO l'' V Ii - N I', a mild yet cilicatious.Core or 6•I'QN I.: and G RA VEL in the .111.ADPE i. nr)-',l ON V. ',..5, ay.soto)nts the I ) 0. 1)- tic, that he ha- for same ye4rsii,:icoted hi., 1%;11.1e ?ftileSsjOlig attention to the a' - .) , )ee, Disc ,st,s, tip n , ,,./ be ,cnt-ultcti At,,, his . own . Marine (.1:k W etine:yrtAy s and• ! inlays, wilerC l/C dispenses the Snl'Aint in bott ks at 4s f:-. 1 ., i 14. and ti. Vt. Stinor fleittdart, twn or which l asi Scart.4ly. ever rail ,to car; th 4 concretion of Stone ih perunis ofa aeriVitorYl ilc ' - and at nett t te calctaotts diath:uis iri the hatiit,lniet thereby pr 4 Y et ! Sold also at 13:teon and Co% ip,„ 0,3 fi3: , ,1 brie t'{, Eaton's, 11'0M of the Royal Etchsn,,,c, Ni ~ i nthor' !! 4 '!!: , ktitption ~ot the Stone and • Onto:1i" n Edition, 2. 11 g, ta:,(iti. pqtating out their Cathe, anti the ,Iliet tube o sr Zl ittiting the Ikt re,' with many exrraordinoy .C35 0 '. 5°1 17„. ~ iliditzt recovery even . atter ti.: o'pera ion had been res , o . l i. 43 - 4 '.. - May :be 11.(1 at Symonds's, Boullseller, Ni. 2c) 1 41 noster.row price is, - Ed ___—......"'",---"d"4 • . •